Python code protector doubt

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Hey guys. So I've been coding a program with a friend and we had been thinking about how we would protect the code, at least make it difficult to reverse engineer. By searching lots of ways, I have stumbled up on a Python Protector that, in theory, creates a modified interpreter that uses a different opcode table to prevent decompilers. I've tested it and it runs my script now based on a .pkc file, which I've never heard abt. Have you guys ever heard of such method? And is it easily reversed to get the source code? If someone is willing to help me find out if its easily cracked I can provide the files, thanks for the attention.

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i would rather consider using cython and compiling script into .pyd file

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i would rather consider using cython and compiling script into .pyd file

Yes, I have read about using cython for doing so. Seemed very interesting, but I haven't tried it yet. Main goal was to convert my code to a standalone executable but that doesnt seem possible with cython, or is it? If u have any recommendations of readings I'd appreciate it. Thanks for the comment